Match of the Century

In the summer of 1972, the ultimate showdown occurred at the final match of the World Chess Championship in Reykjavik, when the American Bobby Fischer challenged the reigning world champion Boris Spasski from the Soviet Union.
What had already been dubbed by the media as the most important sporting event of the Cold War actually developed into an incomparable thriller on both a sporting and political level...

As befits a real title fight, in Match of the Century you play several chess games against each other. However, a game here only lasts short, intensive moves, which means that every decision has particular weight.
By playing cards with unique effects from your asymmetric decks, you influence your mental stamina and the outcome of the game. But only those who give up their own advantage can use their cards effectively.
This tactical card game for 2 people perfectly captures the spirit of the famous 1972 World Chess Champion. Nothing beats the rewarding feeling of triggering a card effect at exactly the right moment that checkmates the victorious opposing side.

Please Note:

• One Match of the Century is supplied in English